Tesla Targets June 12 Launch for Robotaxi Service in Austin
Tesla is planning to launch its robotaxi service in Austin on June 12, according to a Bloomberg News report. The electric vehicle giant is testing driverless Model Y cars in the Texas city, with the aim of delivering the service in June, as reported by Bloomberg News citing people familiar with the matter.
This development is part of Tesla’s broader strategy to expand its presence in the autonomous vehicle market. The company has been at the forefront of developing self-driving technology, with its Full Self-Driving (FSD) capability being a key feature of its vehicles.
The robotaxi service is expected to be a significant step forward in Tesla’s autonomous driving ambitions. By launching the service in Austin, Tesla is likely testing the waters in a city that has been relatively open to autonomous vehicle testing and deployment.
Other tech-related news includes New York Times signing an AI licensing deal with Amazon, and Germany considering a 10% tax on online platforms like Google. Xiaomi has also unveiled its new electric SUV YU7 in Beijing, rivaling Tesla’s Model Y.
The EU is also planning to establish a tech scale-up fund to narrow the gap with the US and China. Meanwhile, Nvidia’s CEO has praised Trump while disclosing more China risks.
These developments highlight the rapidly evolving landscape of technology and innovation, with major players like Tesla, Xiaomi, and Nvidia making significant moves in their respective domains.
